Determining Product Suitability using Rule-Based Model with C4.5 Algorithm
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Data Mining, Decision Tree, Rules Model, C4.5, Goods EligibilityAbstract
A hotel warehouse must have orderly, good, safe, comfortable, and usable procurement of goods. The common issue that occurs in a warehouse is damaged and unusable goods. The fluctuating production demand for goods sometimes leads to neglecting the quality of the goods in the warehouse. To determine usable goods, appropriate recommendations are needed. The C4.5 algorithm with data mining techniques is an appropriate recommendation for analyzing a large amount of data for classification. The data used in this study is the inventory data of Hotel Sapadia Pematangsiantar's warehouse. Implementing the C4.5 algorithm that produces a Decision Tree can assist the warehouse in determining which goods are still usable for hotel activities. This study resulted in the best variable from the rule model used to determine the feasibility of goods being the physical condition of the goods. The accuracy of the rule model generated from the C4.5 Algorithm modeling is 99.02% against the feasibility of goods.
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